Incredibly grateful for such a supportive CEO! Excited to commence my PhD with your, Dominika Fricova’s and the entire team @MultiplexDx guidance! linkedin.com/posts/pavol-ce…
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Sarah Barnes
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Sarah Barnes
@SBarness21
Scientist @MultiplexDx Molecular and Cellular Biology Master’s Graduate🧬🧫 @UniHeidelberg Intrigued by #epigenetics #chromatin #development #piRNA #miRNA
Heidelberg, Germany Katılım Eylül 2017
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I was really excited to participate and immerse myself in exciting neurodegenerative disease research at the AD/PD 2025 conference.
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I was really honoured to participate in exciting scientific discussions and collaborations and present our results
at ADDIT-CE workshop No.4 at #biovendor in Brno.
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Really excited and honoured to be immersed in exciting cancer research and treatment options presented at #ESMO24 in Barcelona with my colleagues @MultiplexDx! 😊
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Excited to share the published version of our study on the development and evolution of the mammalian cerebellum, led by @sepp_mari and Kevin Leiss. Now out in Nature as an accelerated preview:
nature.com/articles/s4158…
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@juliusbrennecke @lisababalisa @86Dominik @HohmannUlrich @jonipsaro Really excited to read more about the Kipferl story. 😊
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Excited to be back at @EMBLHeidelberg for the #EMBOleptinsymposium. Can’t wait to dive into exciting science. 🧬😊
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I am really exciting to have started my Masters thesis last week with @dkfzEpigenetics and @mrodpar at the @DKFZ! 🧬😊 Thrilled to be immersed in the field of epitranscriptomics! 🧫😀
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An amazing four days at #EMBLChromatin! Truly exciting new research, great speakers and intriguing scientific discussions.
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My first talk in EMBL conference, I presented Chem-map to the audience. Great thanks for the organisers. TODAY IS THE Final day #EMBLChromtain @EMBL
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@MiriamKretschm2 A really interesting research question and results! Definitely recommend dropping by. #EMBLChromatin
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Day 2 of the #emblchromatin conference. After a great round of talks on developmental epigenetics, come and find me at poster nr. 145 for a deeper dive into the role of glucocorticoid receptors in gametes and early embryonal development!
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Fascinating new preprint on bioRxiv tackles a whale of a question:
Whales are huge. So why don’t they get a ton of cancers?
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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@ioansarr @kaessmannlab Good thing 13 is your lucky number! Congratulations @ioansarr! 🥳 It was great fun to celebrate your achievement with you! 😊
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Who dares to defend their PhD on Friday the 13th, right?
Well, I did last week and it was awesome! I was greeted by a rainbow right after the exam, got an amazing hat, a poem and a lovely celebration! Many thanks to everyone in the @kaessmannlab for this incredible journey!🥰🥳
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@IMPvienna @PauliGroup @HaselbachLab @clausen_lab @Karl_Mechtler @Nature @FriedaLeesch @llorenzoorts Congratulations @PauliGroup 🥳!
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How do egg ribosomes remain dormant until it's go-time? An all-IMP team (@PauliGroup, @HaselbachLab, @clausen_lab, @Karl_Mechtler & more) provide new insights in their latest study now published in @Nature.
Read our news article to find out more 👀⬇️
imp.ac.at/news/article/s…
FriedaLeesch@FriedaLeesch
Our paper on dormant egg ribosomes is out now! I couldn't be more grateful to work with @llorenzoorts,@PauliGroup @HaselbachLab and so many others. I learned so much and discovered my passion for #ribosomes nature.com/articles/s4158… Thank you for your enthusiasm and support!
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Agouti gene (Asip) is the first obesity gene to be discovered in 1992 in agouti mice--a fat yellow mice with a mutation that reprograms a skin specific protein to express throughout the body. However, no mutations in this gene has been reported in humans since 1992. 🧵
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Truly fascinating work which links natural selection 🧬 due to the Black Death 💀with susceptibility to autoimmune diseases today!
Luis B Barreiro@LB_Barreiro
Most recent work from the lab just out @Nature. By combining ancient DNA work, population genomics, and in vitro infections we show that the Black Death shaped the evolution of immune genes. Kuddos to co-first authors @TaurVil and Jennifer Klunk. nature.com/articles/s4158…
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What better way to celebrate your #NobelPrize than being grabbed by your colleagues & thrown into your Institute's pond?😂At #MedicineNobelPrize Winner Svante Pääbo's @MPI_EVA_Leipzig, scientific success is traditionally celebrated w/ a quick *voluntary* bath!😉🌊@maxplanckpress
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Germline transposon silencing is initiated by the protein Rhino🦏. This fascinating paper reveals that Rhino’s specific targeting depends on the cofactor Kipferl 🥐.
Congratulations @lisababalisa, @juliusbrennecke and the Brennecke lab on this fascinating publication! 🥳
IMBA imbavienna.bsky.social@IMBA_Vienna
#JustPublished in @eLife ‼️ ➡️ bit.ly/Kipferl 🥐 The Brennecke lab identified a novel cofactor that is instrumental in the targeted #silencing of #transposons in 🪰ovaries. Read more about this molecule named "Kipferl" 🥐 and its mechanism in the #piRNA pathway 1/3
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